Searstone has been open for six years in Cary. My husband and I have lived there for the entire…read moretime. We are very happy with the facility, amenities and the wonderful staff. The community has estate homes of various sizes and several apartment buildings surrounding a lake. The units are also of varying sizes. A major expansion is in the development stage. The best thing about living here is the resident community. We have a wonderful social life and many friends from all over the country. Their varied past educational and life experiences help make them interesting and involved people. The activities are varied and fun. To anyone considering this type of senior living, I say Don't Wait and Miss All The Fun.

From the owner: SearStone is something new: a true community so full of energy and vitality, people want to shop…read morehere, play here, and yes, retire here. Residents have brought the whole community to life. They're savoring the grilled salmon in formal dining and raising cocktail glasses in The White Horse Bar & Grille. The air is filled with splashing from the pool and delighted applause from The Grand Ballroom. We've created a close-knit community where everything is within walking distance or at most a golf-cart ride away. We've embraced the idea of New Urbanism, a blend of retail shops, public spaces and a wide array of residences for senior living with style. SearStone is open--and an unbelievable opportunity is waiting for you! Services: * Independent Living * In-Home Care * Assisted Living * Memory Support * Skilled Nursing * Physical rehabilitation * Life Care Credentials/Certifications: * Not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization

Not all retirement communities are created equal, and we, at Allcare Home Health, are so excited to…read morehave this partnership with Atria Southpoint Walk in Durham. Atria Southpoint Walk offers a truly inspiring, age-friendly environment, suitable for all situations. From an active retirement lifestyle in Independent Living to private, discreet support in Assisted Living, Atria covers all bases. The amenities, activities, warmth and friendliness of the staff makes Atria Southpoint Walk an awesome place to call home, and we are so proud to have been chosen to provide on-site personal care and assistance for residents who request it. I highly recommend Atria Southpoint Walk in Durham! Dianne Ferguson, Client Care Manager Allcare Home Health

From the owner: Come experience award-winning independent senior living and assisted living at Atria Southpoint…read moreWalk in Durham, North Carolina. Residents delight in our daily chef-prepared meals and all-inclusive amenities. Spacious senior apartments include options for a patio or sun room, private parking garage, storage room and walk-in closet. Our Engage Life® events provide daily opportunities to thrive physically, cognitively and socially. Work out in our fitness center. Unwind in our movie theater, game room or salon and spa. Stroll Woodlake Trail. Explore exciting downtown Durham. Tour the Nasher Museum of Art or the Sarah P. Duke Botanical Gardens. Dine at Los Tres Mexican Grill and Bar, Thai 55 or Ted's Montana Grill. Schedule your tour today.

BUYER BEWARE!!! My mother was a resident of Preston Pointe,…read morean independent senior living facility, for less than one month when she fell and broke her arm. The financial burden and stress which occurred next would completely take my family by surprise. When we moved Mom out of my house to a separate living situation, I wanted to make it her last move and ensure that her needs would be met without needing to move her again. Grant Fessler, the "Lifestyle Counselor", provided me with the impression that she would be able to transition in place if she needed more care. That proved to be a totally false statement. What happened was that we were required to pay an on-site service $22 per hour for 24-hour care if Mom was to remain at Preston Pointe once she completed her rehabilitation elsewhere. The 24-hour care requirement was put in place to ensure her safety and well-being, according to the staff I spoke with. With the cost of her living arrangements, that put her monthly cost at OVER $30,000. My main complaint is that Preston Pointe misled me. If they were really an organization that was focused first on care and less on profitability, they would have been very specific up-front about what it would cost for me to safely emulate their requirements for an assisted-living level of care at Preston Pointe. When my Mother returned from her rehabilitation, they required that my Mother have 24-hour care in order to protect their liability and that is all. I brought to their attention that my Mother did not need 24-hour care one-on-one but that was their requirement. I could not get anyone to budge on this requirement. This care was provided by an external company named Comfort Keepers. Comfort Keepers has a contract to provide the on-site care needed by residents of Preston Pointe. The Comfort Keepers person was limited in training and did not even have a CNA under their requirements. Essentially, I was paying for a glorified baby-sitter. I was livid. I had no recourse but to move my Mother to a dedicated Assisted Living Facility and out of Preston Pointe. I would advise that anyone who is looking into senior living for their elderly parents or other relatives ask some very pointed questions when a facility claims they can provide more than one level of care. Those questions should be centered around what does each level of care entail and what is the typical cost. I was blind-sided by this additional cost by a slick sales person who tried to convince me everything was do-able and that everything would be OK. He even told me that the 60-day move out notice would be waived if my Mother had to move for medical reasons or passed away. Again, the reality was that that did not happen. I also did not even get credit for the meals that my Mother did not eat while she was in rehabilitation for three weeks! Buyer beware! I would advise everyone not rush into these very emotional decisions about your loved ones. Use the experience of others to try avoiding complications for your future. Think about their entire lifespan left and the fact that you might need to move them more than once. I also advise anyone who thinks they need multiple levels of care available to pick a facility that says up front that they offer Independent Care and Assisted Living. There are very few standards that these businesses are held accountable to and so that means different things at different places.

After exploring many options, we moved Mom into Preston Pointe 8 months ago. She is so happy!…read more She's made friends and is able to enjoy activities and meals in a safe and welcoming environment where I know the staff really cares about her.

Your loved one will not get proper care at this place. They talk a good game but don't follow…read morethrough. The patients are given medication to keep them docile so the workers don't have to do anything. Most of the time we saw them sitting on their phones and we had to ask for help.

This place is horrible! I wouldn't recommend to anyone. All of the staff smoke marijuana and drink…read morealco while on the clock. The good employees get treated badly while the RCC and BOM have their favorites. I've witness residents get hit and pushed around with my own two eyes. They have mice frog snakes and roaches.... Very poor communication skills. Don't believe anything they say! It's all a front to get that Money!!! Go where your love ones will get the guarantee tender livin care that they deserve!

5/24/22: I was searching for a memory care facility to switch my grandmother to from VA. I did a…read morequick tour and the staff was friendly. As with most of these places, I noticed a difference in the behavior of the staff in the assisted living side versus the memory care side. On the memory care side, where the tenants need the most assistance, the staff was not as friendly and were distracted in their phones. Some didn't have patients with the tenants, and that bothered me most of all. You're dealing with people with dementia who may be experiencing sundowning or etc. They need caring and patient people working with them. Not people who will yell and get smart with them. So, with that said, I didn't select this place for my grandmother. For the astronomical price you'd have to pay here, you should expect MUCH MORE! It should be cleaner and not smell like a nursing home as well. Urine and feces odors punched me in the face when I toured the MC unit. Take care of those people!!!! If you're in search of an AL or Mc facility, I'd say to check them out yourself. Maybe things improved since I was there. Be sure to check for complaints with the state as well before placing your loved one anywhere. You'd be amazed by what kind of complaints you'll see.

Beware of this facility. We have had so many issues with this facility and the care of our loved…read moreone, that we have moved out as quickly as we could!! If you see carpet and cloth covered chairs - just know that you will sit in feces and urine often and will always smell it! When you have people who do not have the personal care of themselves in charge of your loved one, you will see a low level of care that you will never have experienced before. When you ask about the state of your loved one, you will always be told that when you weren't there that day, they were much better!! I came everyday as I didnt trust them and even that didn't help!! When you notice that your loved ones clothes disappear and the staff says that is just the way it is... don't believe it!! We have moved to a beautiful new facility that is like going from Motel Six to Ritz Carlton! The price at Cadence was almost $12,000.00 a month and it is now $9,000.00 a month for better care, better food, and be staff!! Run do not walk away from this facility!!

I've had a bit of a mixed bag with this office, but have been relieved that it hasn't been nearly…read moreas bad as the reviews suggest. They use very outdated systems for record-keeping and communication, although I was told they're updating some of this. You have to fill out a scantron for current symptoms at every check-in (no electronic check-in options). The waiting room is very small and seems to be constantly crowded. The staff at the desk aren't the friendliest, but they're professional and competent. I have had issues with the communication between the clinic and the lab, and turn-around for test results can be extremely slow. This is made worse by the outdated record-keeping and communcation systems. Unlike MyChart, test results are only posted after the provider has reviewed them. I'm being treated for PCOS (now PMOS). It's been a bit frustrating how much this office focuses on weight gain/loss. It's a symptom associated with my condition, but it shouldn't be the primary focus. If PMOS had been explained in terms of a metabolic disorder rather than simply an issue of stubborn weight gain, I would have been more keen on beginning treatment. Because I have a history of disordered eating and body dysmorphia, focusing predominately on weight can be triggering. This office would do well to update their approach to discussing weight issues. I'd also like to see providers at this clinic do a better job of caring for gender non-conforming/expansive patients. Not everyone who has PMOS is a woman! (As a side note, GLP-1 meds are almost exclusively advertised as weight loss drugs, but I'm only just learning that they have way more benefits for PMOS than just helping you to lose weight!) All of that said, I REALLY like PA Ameya Patel. My physician, Dr. Sheshadri, is pretty good but it was difficult to schedule with her and she can be slow to communicate test results etc. When I managed to get seen by her, our appointments always felt rushed and, again, very focused on weight gain rather than other symptoms. I did, however, appreciate that she seems to understand that calorie counting can be triggering for folks with a history of disordered eating. PA Patel, by contrast, always takes the time to really listen to my concerns and thoroughly explain my condition and options for treatment. I've been impressed that she remembers details from conversations we had months prior and her sensitivity to my particular needs and concerns. PA Patel was also very informed about the recent research on how to properly diagnose and treat PMOS and was prepared to explain some of the ways that insurance coverage can affect our options for treatment. Thank you, PA Patel!

The worst practice I have ever been a patient of. Patient communication is horrible. The office…read moremessage says they are closed during office hours when they are busy so you can't make or change an appointment. The waiting room is always packed and the check in process is tenuous. The doctor I saw seemed to have a specific script written for the treatment she proposed and did not take the time to really listen yo my specific patient concerns. Would NOT recommend this practice.

Life-savers! I did not know where to go or what to do with the random number of malfunctions of my…read morebody. Two of my specialists mentioned the word rheumatoid condition. So I took that and ran with it and found Shanahan rheumatology. I liked this one because a a practitioner not a franchise, put their name on it. To me, that's an ownership and accountability. They are willing to stake their name on it, which means they are confident in their assessment, treatment, and outcomes Location is easy to get to, ample parking, and the waiting room is quiet, calm with a professional, kind, and knowledgeable staff. She's very humble, but I I have saved the best for last because I know she's very humble, but I would be remiss not to mention Dr. Sairya. I have never been to a doctor so caring, so thorough, and kind. We talked over my various symptoms and she ordered a panel of tests which which identified the culprit. She then had the whole picture and began our regimen of recovering out of an acute phase of a yes damn my aim well-being patient log She tested again to determine the accuracy of that number, and it did show up again the same way so then she was able to make a plan to treat me. This kind of diagnosis is chronic, so there's no curing it. The fact that there is a physician of her caliber gives me great confidence that my condition will be managed so that I will have a better quality of life. I am completely grateful to this medical practice that demonstrates what healthcare should look like.

I was a patient at Shanahan Rheumatology for approximately seven years. During that time, I became…read moreincreasingly concerned about the practice's communication, care coordination, and responsiveness to patient concerns. I received conflicting information from different providers and staff members regarding my treatment plan. Over the period two physician assistants offered contradictory recommendations, a staff nurse provided guidance that conflicted with the PA's instructions. When I sought clarification, my questions were not adequately addressed, and I was unable to obtain clear, consistent guidance regarding my care. I also attempted to raise concerns through the patient portal, but those efforts proved frustrating and unproductive. In some instances, the information provided appeared inconsistent with FDA recommendations. I was never given the opportunity to discuss these concerns directly with Dr. Shanahan. In fact, after my initial visit, I never saw him again. Rather than addressing my concerns, I ultimately received a letter from Dr. Shanahan terminating the physician-patient relationship. Based on my experience, the quality of communication, continuity of care, and patient support declined significantly during my years with the practice and fell well below the standard of care I had come to expect.